Re: indian ruling class, not poor indians is evil
Torpedo
http://www.thedailystar.net/2004/09/28/d40928100199.htm
College student escapes from abductors
Drug trader kidnapped in Kushtia
Our Correspondent, Kushtia
A college student made a daring escape from his abductors yesterday morning
after the gang kept him confined to an abandoned house at Daulatkhali
village in Daulatpur upazila.
In another incident, a drug trader was kidnapped from Bittipara Bazar on
Sunday night.
Armed criminals abducted Shafayetullah Sweet, 19, a class XII student of
Khas Mathurapur People's Degree College, from his house at Farakpur village
in the early hours of Sunday after looting valuables from the house.
The gang was led by one Amirul and one Soleman of the area, police said.
They also demanded a ransom of Tk 5 lakh from his family for his release.
Shafayet escaped from the abandoned house when a member of the gang opened
the door to give him food.
"As soon as the abductor put his gun on the floor and untied my hands and
legs, I grabbed the gun and ran out of the house and took shelter to a house
nearby," said Shafayet, younger brother of Dr Shamim Reza, owner of a
diagnostic centre.
Local people and his family took him to Daulatpur Police Station and handed
over the gun loaded with three bullets.
In the other incident, Abul Kalam Azad, 34, a quack, was abducted from his
drug store at about 10.00pm.
A gang of five abductors came to the shop in two motorcycles and told Azad
to go with them to attend a patient. He went with them but did not return.
Two hours later, the gang called his family over cell phone and demanded Tk
2 lakh for his release.
As many as 110 people, including 42 school and college students, were
abducted in the district in the last nine months, according to police
records and newspapers reports.
Of them, 12 were killed, six rescued by police, eight are still missing and
the rest bought their freedom.
"VognoDuut 421" <vognod...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Ref : Bangladesh's security concerns - Viewpoint- Our criticisms are
directed
> at Indian regimes and not the long suffering people of India
>
> Monday September 27 2004 23:42:28 PM BDT
>
>
> Nadera Kadri - Bangladesh/USA
>
> Ref : Bangladesh's security concerns - Viewpoint- The author is being
paranoid
> about the threat from india,
>
>
> Viraj Chavan should know that India is the paranoid nation which has been
> carrying out a racist campaign aganist Bengalis, Bangladesh and Muslims
through
> some of its citizens and media in USA and elsewhere for many many years.
>
> India fears that Bangladesh and rest of South Asian development will give
ideas
> to regions that constitute India today.
>
> India has not only spread racist lies about our nation and people but also
> trained terrorists (is training them even now) and given them websites etc
to
> promote terror into Bangladesh.
>
> The trouble is Bangladesh continues to be India's 2nd largest trading
partner
> after the USA. You may not know this because Indian regime is a great
fudger of
> stats.
>
> Remember USSR? India is a poor man's version of USSR, or a Asia's Congo.
If the
> regimes keep destabalising South Asia as India has done to all the nations
> including: Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, Sikkim, it will
> continue to cause resentment.
>
> Our region needs stability and jobs.
>
> Bengalis get on well with all North Indian people. We have shared culture
and
> civilisation. India and Bangladesh even share a heritage in having Mughal
> cities as our capitals.
>
> Our criticisms are directed at Indian regimes and not the long suffering
people
> of India.
>
> Farhad Mazhar\'s piece made me proud for its excellent critique even if he
> thought Bangladesh a very tiny country. He is wrong there. India can't
take on
> Bangladesh but it can keep causing terrorism by proxy.
>
> Nadera Kadri
> Bangladesh/USA
> USA
>